Digest>Jul/Aug 2021
Photo Caption:
Lovells Island Range Lighthouses as they appeared in 1915. The two towers were 400 feet apart and both lanterns had 4th order Fresnel lenses. At that time, the front tower was a fixed light and the rear light flashed red every five seconds. A 1903 government report stated that the Lovells Island Range Lights, together with the nearby Spectacle Island Range Lights, were built to guide vessels through the New Broad Sound Channel. (U.S. Coast Guard photo, Lighthouse Digest archives) Back to the edition of: Jul/Aug 2021
Story:
The Long-Lost Lovells Island Range Lights
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